Leadership

Three C’s for Leading Through Crisis

by | Mar 25, 2020 | Leadership

We’re all facing unprecedented circumstances and challenges and we need to know how to lead through them. In this video I share with you three essential C’s that will guide you in doing your very best for those you lead.

Watch now and give me your feedback.

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Question: What is one thing you need to communicate to the people you lead today? Share your answer in the Comments Section.

 

Seize the day!

11 Comments

  1. Wayne Mathews

    Great message for these uncertain time, Joe! As a professor at UNMC PA program, we have moved to online teaching platform, and I am finding these very applicable in my connection and communication with my students.
    All the best,
    Wayne

    Reply
    • Joe Denner

      Wayne…it is great to hear from you. God bless you in your work of serving your students.

      Reply
  2. Ken Adair

    Good stuff Joe!

    In these circumstances I don’t think you can over communicate.
    Your communication must be relevant though and not annoying.

    Reply
    • Joe Denner

      Thanks Ken. Great point. What we communicate matters. Amen to that.

      Reply
  3. Chad Donley

    Well said Joe. I like the final C… create hope… I might say, convey hope! I think we can all look ahead and be hopeful that this all will soon pass. We will be better on the other side of this challenge (that is what challenge produces). I trust others were encouraged by your words as well. Stay safe friend.

    Reply
    • Joe Denner

      I like your modification Chad. Good word. And thanks for the encouragement. Praying for you and your family!

      Reply
  4. Linda Kusmanoff

    Kudos to my most favorite inspirational speaker. And my most favorite son-in-law. And one of my most favorite people too. A triple threat!

    Reply
  5. Jerome Daley

    Thanks for sharing this, Joe. Super solid advice! I appreciate the encouragement.

    Blessings,
    Jerome

    Reply
    • Joe Denner

      Hey Jerome! Great to hear from you friend. I hope you and the family are staying well.

      Reply
  6. Jerry Graham

    THANKS JOE!!

    Reply

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